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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions names and events but lacks coherent context. Entities such as Gary Luge and Juliette Compton appear with vague roles and dated references, preventing a concrete news summary or timeline.
A brief notice reports new trunk life telephone rates issued by the public service body. The document lists rate categories and effective dates as part of the regulatory filing. Public utility details include sight rate and exchange schedules for early implementation.
A cow at Ieparitas gave birth to a conjoined twin calf with two heads sharing a neck and a central third eye. The malformed twins, four bodies from the neck, drew laughter from a crowd at a Western centre camp where the mother, a laundry worker, proudly showcased her unusual offspring.
The notice outlines updated postal charges within the Commonwealth and to distant territories including Norfolk Island, New Guinea, and various Pacific islands. Rates cover letters, books, periodicals, newspapers, and printed matter, with specific charges per weight and destination and special rates for New Zealand and nearby islands.
Trust and private monies offered at lowest rates. Loans from $1000 to £20,000 on farming and grazing properties. Country and suburban properties for sale or exchange, hotels, leases and reholds.
A fragmented OCR passage lists various local groups and officials including church groups, electoral committees, fraternal orders, clubs, and recreation committees with names such as Brastreet, Jan Joohou, K. Silgour, J. Bradstreet, and Mr. B. Come. Details are unclear and some entries appear garbled.
The readable portions discuss weight measures and stock, mentioning ends and length and a note about the weight maybe. It reads as garbled OCR with stray phrases and incomplete words. No clear events or proper names are present.
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